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Rowan

The Lochlann Feuds Complete Series

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By: Robin D. Mahle, Elle Madison
Narrated by: Olivia King
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Summary

A reckless princess. An enemy kingdom. And a mistake that could cost her everything.

Rowan never wanted the kind of love you go to war for, the kind of love that could break you.

But when a harmless adventure lands her in the dungeons of her enemy, she’ll realize that’s just one of many things that’s beyond her control. Between Socairan politics, blood debts, and arseling lords with perilously gray morality, Rowan is forced to learn more than she ever wanted to about herself, the kinds of choices she is capable of making, and how much she’s willing to risk for a love she never wanted to begin with.

Rowan contains all four audiobooks in The Lochlann Feuds Series by USA Today best-selling Authors Robin D. Mahle and Elle Madison:

  1. Scarlet Princess
  2. Tarnished Crown
  3. Crimson Kingdom
  4. Obsidian Throne

Plus exclusive bonus content, including 20 new chapters, special edition artwork, and more!

Dive into this coming-of-age story full of sizzling enemies-to-lovers romance, witty banter, and a depth of character you won’t see coming.

**The Lochlann Feuds takes place after the events of The Lochlann Treaty Series, but it can be devoured and enjoyed all on its own.**

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I loved these books. I didnt want the story to end. narration was perfect. Great story and characters

really enjoyed these books

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Loved everything about this book- so nice to have all the books in one bundle.

Every character is well developed, funny, endearing and likeable.

Wish more fantasy books were like this and can’t quite believe I haven’t seen Rowan talked more about on booktok etc.

Love love love

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Loved every minute of this Audio book! Very well narrated and amazing story. The banter between the two main characters is hilarious and funny. I couldn’t stop listening for days.

Amazing world building and story

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I’m only on book 1, and while the story is engaging enough to want to keep listening, there is a fair bit of silliness, lack of attention to detail and inconsistencies. Side saddles for instance, are different saddles, you don’t just sit to the side on a normal one, you’d slide off, so suddenly switching from side to normal wouldn’t be an option. The ridiculous summit that went on for 8 days had my eyes rolling into the back of my head, and the protagonist just behaves like an entitled brat, and is so annoying I’m glad when she ends up in trouble.
While the narrator’s pace and acting are good, she’s another American who has learnt to speak English at the Princess Diana school of pronunciation. Which, could be fitting for an English princess, but she appears to be Scottish. The constant errors are jarring, and it may pass for US ears, but it does not work if you’re British. It all makes the story telling much weaker, and I’d have preferred if she’d read in her own accent to be honest. I debated returning the book, but became invested enough in the story to continue.
Having now completed the set, it’s still OK, not complex, but enough ofa story to want to know what happens next. It is a relief to never have to hear lash pronounced as larsh or corm instead of calm among other criminal mispronunciations though. Why did no-one tell her after book 1? Such a shame as she has a nice tone and reads well. The male narrator did a far better job, thankfully, and was extremely easy on the ear.

It’s ok, but

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I love this book, honestly one of my faves of the year! I instantly want to listen to it again

love it

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